Georgian Film Festival this weekend at the FDCP Cinematheque

For three days, the FDCP Cinematheque will be featuring the Georgian Film Festival, three beautiful films from Georgia for three days; May 22, 2015 (Friday), May 23, 2015 (Saturday), and May 24, 2015 (Sunday). Admission is Free! Check it out this week at the FDCP Cinematheque, Solis Street, Iloilo City. [hit the jump to check out short details and screening skeds]

Bolo Gaseirneba (The Guardian)
Gogliko is a person who lived the war; he is the child of the 1990's; a so called "lost generation". He left the prison after a 16 year imprisonment. He is suprised that most of his family and friends have died during the Civil War period. His personal life has drastically been altered and cannot get used to the modern life.
[May 22, 2015 - Friday - 5:30 PM]

Quchis Dgeebi (Street Days)
In modern time Tbilisi, Georgia, the cops arrest Checkie, a 45-year-old jobless heroine addict and was tasked to introduce 16-year-old Ika to drugs, so that they could blackmail Ika's politician father. If Checkie agrees to cooperate he'll get paid, if not he'll go to jail. And because Checkie desperately needs money for his family, he agrees. Cops give him 2 days to set up everything. And as he set out to accomplish his task, he changes his mind.
[May 23, 2015 - Saturday - 1:30 PM]

Marilivit Tetri (Salt White)
Set in the Georgian summertime resort on the Black Sea, this virtually plotless tale follows its three characters journey wherein their closed world is disrupted and changed forever, and they are pointed to a new path - the path of hope.
[May 24, 2015 - Sunday - 1:30 PM]

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